How to spell HEIDLE correctly?
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- beadle The priest, however, assisted by his beadle and by the herdsman, interrupts me, and all the more easily that I was speaking Italian.
- hail In a place like Geneva, such an institution may be well: while we regard it with some caution lest it should run too high on points of doctrine, we cannot but hail with peculiar satisfaction such a favorable opportunity of educating young men in the sound principles of Christianity, that they may happily prove instruments in the Divine Hand to check the spread of infidelity.
- hale Here, a labouring man, late for his work, hurried by; there, a hale old gentleman started for his early walk before breakfast.
- handle She could handle them where others would have failed.
- hardly Her voice was so low he could hardly hear it.
- head And, after all, he would in a little time be head of the House.
- header He appears too despondent for a header.
- headless "There's a big story in this Headless Horseman business!
- headline No sooner had his eye scanned the first headline than he was startled by a boisterous greeting from a fellow traveller, who was just passing down the aisle.
- heal Thy hurt will heal."
- healed Is it true he has healed the sick?"
- healer Time, the mighty healer, and still more your company, will effect a cure which I should in vain seek by appealing to my reason.
- heckle I was heckled by the crowd.
- heed He paused to heed the voice in his head that was always telling him to slow down.
- heedless Sheheedless of the crowd's jeers, she plowed onward.
- heel I need to get a new pair of shoes because my heels are worn out.
- hegel
- held
- heller I bought a new hat and it's really nice, but it's way too bright and it's called "heller.
- herd The herd of elephants was so large it was difficult to see the other animals.
- herder The herder was tending to his flock of sheep.
- hide I need to hide my books before my parents get home.
- hill I always feel a little better after a walk up the hill.
- hilt The sword's hilt was smooth and unassuming.
- hitler Hitler was one of the most evil presidents in American history.
- huddle After the huddle, the team went back to their stations.
- hurdle In order to jump over the hurdle, he had to get down on all fours.
- hurdler This new hurdler is sure to be a crowd favorite.
- hurtle She hurls herself out of the window.
- idle She idled away the hours, reading and doodling in her notepad.
- idler Billy often sits idly by the lake.
- meddle It is not appropriate to meddle in other people's affairs.
- needle I need a small, thin needle to sew this seam.
- peddle
- sidle
- tile I need a new tile for the bathroom.
- wheedle
- Headily
- Heeled She wore high heeled boots to match her dress.
- Hid
- Hided He was hided in the closet for hours.
- Hider Her mother had a way of hiding her emotions that made Marion feel like she was the only one who couldn't read her mother
- Heidi The little girl in the red dress is Heidi.
- Hyde
- hailed He was just past and no more when a familiar voice hailed him.
- hides
- he'd Why, he'd rather look at a picture than a thoroughbred any day!"
- he'll Yes, and he'll tell you it was just before Thanksgivin' of '85, so what's the use?
- hole
